Looking back... Warhammer: Mark of Chaos @ CVG

Vikingod · Feb 21, 2007, 07:02 PM

Source: CVG
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We were quick to award Mark Of Chaos a recommended award in issue 176, but it certainly wasn't without its faults. However, one accusation you couldn't lay at its door was a lack of respect for its tabletop origins - of all the games so far, Mark Of Chaos seems to tip most hats towards the universe's hobbyist core. From 'painting' your troops, to the game novelisation and colour-your-own-standard that comes with the Collector's edition, Mark Of Chaos takes the Warhammer universe very seriously. We spoke to Black Hole Entertainment's creative director Istvan Zsuffa and senior project manager Gabor Illes about the process that took them from having a scant acquaintance with the Warhammer universe to becoming fully immersed in the bloody heart of it all.

Feb 21, 2007, 07:02 PM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,187 Rep Power: 109 System Specs	Looking back... Warhammer: Mark of Chaos @ CVG Source: CVG _________ We were quick to award Mark Of Chaos a recommended award in issue 176, but it certainly wasn't without its faults. However, one accusation you couldn't lay at its door was a lack of respect for its tabletop origins - of all the games so far, Mark Of Chaos seems to tip most hats towards the universe's hobbyist core. From 'painting' your troops, to the game novelisation and colour-your-own-standard that comes with the Collector's edition, Mark Of Chaos takes the Warhammer universe very seriously. We spoke to Black Hole Entertainment's creative director Istvan Zsuffa and senior project manager Gabor Illes about the process that took them from having a scant acquaintance with the Warhammer universe to becoming fully immersed in the bloody heart of it all. __________________ *How You Can Help DriverHeaven By Using Digg*